Gwangju Storytelling in the Jeonju Film Festival

By Patricia Aufderheide At the 2024 Jeonju International Film Festival, where I had the privilege of reporting as a journalist (my article is at https://filmmakermagazine.com/125959-jeonju-international-film-festival-2024/), the challenge of recovering memory … Read More

American Filmmaker Completes Sua/Nara

Interview with Attila Korosi By Gwangju News Attila Korosi is an American film director who, in addition to his endeavors in the United States, has been involved in a number … Read More

Gwangju’s AI Evolution

From Emerging Innovation Hub to Thriving AI City By Dhivyaa S. P. In recent years, Gwangju has transformed into a thriving hub for artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, driven by strategic … Read More

Gwangju Area Tragedy During the Korea War

By Park Yeonju The Korean Peninsula has been separated for 74 years and the situation between the divided North and South is still belligerent. Separated families who still have those … Read More

Gwangju Cares: The Community Care Service Is a Winner! 

By Jessica Lee I am a Korean-Canadian living in Gwangju, which boasts of the beauty of Mt. Mudeung. Here in Gwangju, I am making grateful memories with my family and … Read More

Gwangju-Jeonnam Voices: Coronavirus Version

Interview by William Urbanski. While there is without question a veritable deluge of media coverage surrounding the coronavirus situation worldwide, most of this information takes a bird’s-eye view. The Gwangju … Read More

A House Divided

Our pride in our alma mater does not go away once we graduate. But in some cases, our families may be “a house divided”.

Korean Poetry: “Like the Setting Sunlight”

Gwangju showcases one of its many excellent poets with Yang Kyoonwon’s “Like the Setting Sunlight”.